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To Preserve and R estore H ealth To Seek The Cause and Cure of Diseases
To Educate Those Who Would Serve Humanity
VOLUME VII. NO.8 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MEDICAL FACULTY TAKES 'PART IN
TWO MEDICAL MEETINGS
MCV faculty members of the school of medicine played a prominent part on the
program of the First Scientific Assembly in Washington, November 1-2-3. This was
a joint meeting of the Medical Society of Virginia and the Medical Society of the
District of Columbia.
DR. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS, professor of clinical surgery, was installed as presi­d
ent of the Medical Society of Virginia.
Faculty members giving papers were: DR. CHARLES M. CARAVATI, associate
professor of clinical medicine; DR. COUNT DILLON GIBSON, JR., assistant professor
of medicine; DR. AUSTIN 1. DODSON, professor of urology. DR. SAUL KAY, pro­fessor
of surgical pathology, and DR. GORDON HENNIGAR, associate professor of
pathology presented a scientific exhibit on diseases of the thyroid gland. DR.
GEOFFREY T. MANN, professor of legal medicine, had an exhibit on the problems
of legal medicine. DR. CARL S. LINGAMFELTER, instructor in dermatology and syph­ilology,
and DR. ALLEN PEPPLE, associate professor of clinical dermatology and
syphilology, had an exhibit on concomitant diseases of skin and bone.
The exhibit of DR. LEWIS H. BOSHER, JR., associate professor of surgery, and
DR. ALFRED M. DECKER, JR., assistant professor of surgery, on esophageal recon­struction
received a certificate of merit. This same exhibit was presented at the
Southern Medical Association meeting in St. Louis, November 8-11.
Other faculty members on the program of the Southern Medical Association
were: DR. CHARLES M. CARAVATI, associate professor of clinical medicine ; DR.
THOMAS W. MURRELL, JR., assistant professor of clinical dermatology and syphi­lology
; DR. HERBERT W. PARK, professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation;
DR. LEONARD D. POLICOFF, assistant professor of physical medicine and rehabilita­tion
; DR. GUY W. HORSLEY, associate professor of clinical surgery; DR. RAN­DOLPH
H. HOGE, professor of gynecology; DR. CHARLES M. NELSON, associate
professor of clinical urology.
DEAN JOHN B. TRUSLOW of the school of medicine is secretary of the section on
Medical Education and Hospital Training of the Southern Medical Association.
DR. H. HUDNALL WARE, JR. , professor of obstetrics and gynecology, was in­stalled
as president of the Southern Society of Cancer Cytology during the meet­ings
of the Southern Medical Association.
This representation on the programs of these two meetings certainly shows that
the MCV medical faculty is making substantial contributions.
NOVEMBER, 1954
Community Chest Quota Met
Although the quota for MCV was in­creased
to $6454 during the recent
drive, MCV went over its quota. The
total contribution was $6,608.95. This
was made possible by generous gifts
from our students, from our faculty,
and from our personnel, plus a contri­bution
of $4300 from the Buck-A­Month
Club.
The State Division, of which MCV is
a part, would have failed to reach the
quota set had not MCV exceeded its
quota.
MR. JOHN E. NORFLEET, personnel
director, who managed the drive says a
hearty "thank you" to those who helped
to make the drive a success.
Chest Campaign Opened' by
General Omar N. Bradley
General of the Army OMAR N. BRAD­LEY,
formerly chairman of the Com­bined
Chiefs of Staff, made the princi­pal
address at the opening of the Rich­mond
Community Chest campaign.
While in Richmond General Bradley
was the guest of our comptroller, MA­JOR
GENERAL WILLIAM F. TOMPKINS.
General Bradley arranged to get in a
game of golf, using his new clubs on
which the manufacturer had added the
five stars of his rank. The General re­marked
that unfortunately golf balls
were unaware of insignia.
OUR NEXT ISSUE IS THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE. NO NEWS WILL BE CARRIED . .. BUT ... SEND IN TO THE EDITOR BY DECEMBER 1 ALL OF
• YOUR FAVORITE CHRISTMAS WRITINGS ... POEMS .. . STORIES ... OR WRITE SOMETHING ON WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO YOU. LET'S
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& QYiW e_ - ,----z
To Preserve and R estore H ealth To Seek The Cause and Cure of Diseases
To Educate Those Who Would Serve Humanity
VOLUME VII. NO.8 MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MEDICAL FACULTY TAKES 'PART IN
TWO MEDICAL MEETINGS
MCV faculty members of the school of medicine played a prominent part on the
program of the First Scientific Assembly in Washington, November 1-2-3. This was
a joint meeting of the Medical Society of Virginia and the Medical Society of the
District of Columbia.
DR. CARRINGTON WILLIAMS, professor of clinical surgery, was installed as presi­d
ent of the Medical Society of Virginia.
Faculty members giving papers were: DR. CHARLES M. CARAVATI, associate
professor of clinical medicine; DR. COUNT DILLON GIBSON, JR., assistant professor
of medicine; DR. AUSTIN 1. DODSON, professor of urology. DR. SAUL KAY, pro­fessor
of surgical pathology, and DR. GORDON HENNIGAR, associate professor of
pathology presented a scientific exhibit on diseases of the thyroid gland. DR.
GEOFFREY T. MANN, professor of legal medicine, had an exhibit on the problems
of legal medicine. DR. CARL S. LINGAMFELTER, instructor in dermatology and syph­ilology,
and DR. ALLEN PEPPLE, associate professor of clinical dermatology and
syphilology, had an exhibit on concomitant diseases of skin and bone.
The exhibit of DR. LEWIS H. BOSHER, JR., associate professor of surgery, and
DR. ALFRED M. DECKER, JR., assistant professor of surgery, on esophageal recon­struction
received a certificate of merit. This same exhibit was presented at the
Southern Medical Association meeting in St. Louis, November 8-11.
Other faculty members on the program of the Southern Medical Association
were: DR. CHARLES M. CARAVATI, associate professor of clinical medicine ; DR.
THOMAS W. MURRELL, JR., assistant professor of clinical dermatology and syphi­lology
; DR. HERBERT W. PARK, professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation;
DR. LEONARD D. POLICOFF, assistant professor of physical medicine and rehabilita­tion
; DR. GUY W. HORSLEY, associate professor of clinical surgery; DR. RAN­DOLPH
H. HOGE, professor of gynecology; DR. CHARLES M. NELSON, associate
professor of clinical urology.
DEAN JOHN B. TRUSLOW of the school of medicine is secretary of the section on
Medical Education and Hospital Training of the Southern Medical Association.
DR. H. HUDNALL WARE, JR. , professor of obstetrics and gynecology, was in­stalled
as president of the Southern Society of Cancer Cytology during the meet­ings
of the Southern Medical Association.
This representation on the programs of these two meetings certainly shows that
the MCV medical faculty is making substantial contributions.
NOVEMBER, 1954
Community Chest Quota Met
Although the quota for MCV was in­creased
to $6454 during the recent
drive, MCV went over its quota. The
total contribution was $6,608.95. This
was made possible by generous gifts
from our students, from our faculty,
and from our personnel, plus a contri­bution
of $4300 from the Buck-A­Month
Club.
The State Division, of which MCV is
a part, would have failed to reach the
quota set had not MCV exceeded its
quota.
MR. JOHN E. NORFLEET, personnel
director, who managed the drive says a
hearty "thank you" to those who helped
to make the drive a success.
Chest Campaign Opened' by
General Omar N. Bradley
General of the Army OMAR N. BRAD­LEY,
formerly chairman of the Com­bined
Chiefs of Staff, made the princi­pal
address at the opening of the Rich­mond
Community Chest campaign.
While in Richmond General Bradley
was the guest of our comptroller, MA­JOR
GENERAL WILLIAM F. TOMPKINS.
General Bradley arranged to get in a
game of golf, using his new clubs on
which the manufacturer had added the
five stars of his rank. The General re­marked
that unfortunately golf balls
were unaware of insignia.
OUR NEXT ISSUE IS THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE. NO NEWS WILL BE CARRIED . .. BUT ... SEND IN TO THE EDITOR BY DECEMBER 1 ALL OF
• YOUR FAVORITE CHRISTMAS WRITINGS ... POEMS .. . STORIES ... OR WRITE SOMETHING ON WHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS TO YOU. LET'S
• MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS ISSUE ONE OF OUR VERY BEST.